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"fixed objects will move" warning
Dear experts,
I am trying to post this again as I haven't solved my issue yet. I have a long spreadsheet (3000 rows) with columns where many cells contain comments. This causes the spreadsheet to give this warning message "fixed objects will move" whenever I try to autofilter.... and I need to hit escape hundred times to get rid of this message. Can you imagine how bad this can be when the users are going to have to use this and autofilter items in the spredasheet! Can you please help me? Any hint is precious. I have already tried the hint from the previous post to use Displayalerts=false triiggered by the autofilter (I have used the worksheet_calculation event on a subtotal) however this gets triggered AFTER the messages are dispayed. Many thanks in advance! Best regards -- Valeria |
"fixed objects will move" warning
I've never had any trouble with comments in an autofiltered range.
Maybe you have other shapes that are really tiny (or hidden???) that are causing the trouble. Hit F5 (edit|goto)|Special|objects What gets selected? Ron de Bruin has lots of code to work with shapes he http://www.rondebruin.nl/controlsobjectsworksheet.htm If you can't clean up those shapes (since they're hidden) and you need help with the macro, post back. I'm sure you'll get help. Valeria wrote: Dear experts, I am trying to post this again as I haven't solved my issue yet. I have a long spreadsheet (3000 rows) with columns where many cells contain comments. This causes the spreadsheet to give this warning message "fixed objects will move" whenever I try to autofilter.... and I need to hit escape hundred times to get rid of this message. Can you imagine how bad this can be when the users are going to have to use this and autofilter items in the spredasheet! Can you please help me? Any hint is precious. I have already tried the hint from the previous post to use Displayalerts=false triiggered by the autofilter (I have used the worksheet_calculation event on a subtotal) however this gets triggered AFTER the messages are dispayed. Many thanks in advance! Best regards -- Valeria -- Dave Peterson |
"fixed objects will move" warning
On May 5, 7:59*am, Valeria wrote:
Dear experts, I am trying to post this again as I haven't solved my issue yet. I have a long spreadsheet (3000 rows) with columns where many cells contain comments. This causes the spreadsheet to give this warning message "fixed objects will move" whenever I try to autofilter.... and I need to hit escape hundred times to get rid of this message. Can you imagine how bad this can be when the users are going to have to use this and autofilter items in the spredasheet! Can you please help me? Any hint is precious. I have already tried the hint from the previous post to use Displayalerts=false triiggered by the autofilter (I have used the worksheet_calculation event on a subtotal) however this gets triggered AFTER the messages are dispayed. Many thanks in advance! Best regards -- Valeria I haven't seen your exact issue but I have seen similar effects with comments. What you can try is to set the properties for the comments. Right click on the edge of a comment-Format comment- Properties-select Move but don't size with cells. Sorry but I think you will have to do this for all of your comments. |
"fixed objects will move" warning
Hi Dave,
nothing is found with the procedure you described below "no objects found". Also,w hen I get rid of all comments in the worksheet, I do not get the warning any longer.... -- Valeria "Dave Peterson" wrote: I've never had any trouble with comments in an autofiltered range. Maybe you have other shapes that are really tiny (or hidden???) that are causing the trouble. Hit F5 (edit|goto)|Special|objects What gets selected? Ron de Bruin has lots of code to work with shapes he http://www.rondebruin.nl/controlsobjectsworksheet.htm If you can't clean up those shapes (since they're hidden) and you need help with the macro, post back. I'm sure you'll get help. Valeria wrote: Dear experts, I am trying to post this again as I haven't solved my issue yet. I have a long spreadsheet (3000 rows) with columns where many cells contain comments. This causes the spreadsheet to give this warning message "fixed objects will move" whenever I try to autofilter.... and I need to hit escape hundred times to get rid of this message. Can you imagine how bad this can be when the users are going to have to use this and autofilter items in the spredasheet! Can you please help me? Any hint is precious. I have already tried the hint from the previous post to use Displayalerts=false triiggered by the autofilter (I have used the worksheet_calculation event on a subtotal) however this gets triggered AFTER the messages are dispayed. Many thanks in advance! Best regards -- Valeria -- Dave Peterson . |
"fixed objects will move" warning
Maybe the comments got changed (like zxcv suggested).
You could run a macro to do his manual suggestion: Option Explicit Sub testme() Dim CMT As Comment Dim wks As Worksheet Set wks = ActiveSheet For Each CMT In wks.Comments CMT.Shape.OLEFormat.Object.Placement = xlMoveAndSize Next CMT End Sub If you're new to macros: Debra Dalgleish has some notes how to implement macros he http://www.contextures.com/xlvba01.html David McRitchie has an intro to macros: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/getstarted.htm Ron de Bruin's intro to macros: http://www.rondebruin.nl/code.htm (General, Regular and Standard modules all describe the same thing.) Valeria wrote: Hi Dave, nothing is found with the procedure you described below "no objects found". Also,w hen I get rid of all comments in the worksheet, I do not get the warning any longer.... -- Valeria "Dave Peterson" wrote: I've never had any trouble with comments in an autofiltered range. Maybe you have other shapes that are really tiny (or hidden???) that are causing the trouble. Hit F5 (edit|goto)|Special|objects What gets selected? Ron de Bruin has lots of code to work with shapes he http://www.rondebruin.nl/controlsobjectsworksheet.htm If you can't clean up those shapes (since they're hidden) and you need help with the macro, post back. I'm sure you'll get help. Valeria wrote: Dear experts, I am trying to post this again as I haven't solved my issue yet. I have a long spreadsheet (3000 rows) with columns where many cells contain comments. This causes the spreadsheet to give this warning message "fixed objects will move" whenever I try to autofilter.... and I need to hit escape hundred times to get rid of this message. Can you imagine how bad this can be when the users are going to have to use this and autofilter items in the spredasheet! Can you please help me? Any hint is precious. I have already tried the hint from the previous post to use Displayalerts=false triiggered by the autofilter (I have used the worksheet_calculation event on a subtotal) however this gets triggered AFTER the messages are dispayed. Many thanks in advance! Best regards -- Valeria -- Dave Peterson . -- Dave Peterson |
"fixed objects will move" warning
Now you have really made my day. I was losing sleep on this issue and by
inserting what you said in my code (no I did not do it by hand - over 3000 comments!!!) it worked so beautifully. sha.Cells(k, 7).Comment.Shape.Placement = xlMove Many, many thanks! -- Valeria "zxcv" wrote: On May 5, 7:59 am, Valeria wrote: Dear experts, I am trying to post this again as I haven't solved my issue yet. I have a long spreadsheet (3000 rows) with columns where many cells contain comments. This causes the spreadsheet to give this warning message "fixed objects will move" whenever I try to autofilter.... and I need to hit escape hundred times to get rid of this message. Can you imagine how bad this can be when the users are going to have to use this and autofilter items in the spredasheet! Can you please help me? Any hint is precious. I have already tried the hint from the previous post to use Displayalerts=false triiggered by the autofilter (I have used the worksheet_calculation event on a subtotal) however this gets triggered AFTER the messages are dispayed. Many thanks in advance! Best regards -- Valeria I haven't seen your exact issue but I have seen similar effects with comments. What you can try is to set the properties for the comments. Right click on the edge of a comment-Format comment- Properties-select Move but don't size with cells. Sorry but I think you will have to do this for all of your comments. . |
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